Consolidated morning report, 91st PA, 19 May 1863

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CONSOLIDATED MORNING REPORT of The Ninety First Regiment of Infantry Pennsylvania Volunteers commanded by Colonel E. M. Gregory

NOTE.--Regimental and Battalion Staff Officers, when belonging to companies, will be reported in such companies as "on detached service," and be accounted for in "Field and Staff." They will, however, be dropped from aggregate of "Present and Absent" in Field and Staff, and be accounted for in the aggregate of their respective companies.

Date May 19th 1863.			Camp near Falmouth Va.
Companies			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
Present
For duty		Field Officers	2												2
		Assistant Surgeon
		Regimental Staff Officers	1												1
		Battalion Staff Officers
		Captains		1			1			1			1		4
		First Lieutenants							1		1				2
		Second Lieutenants				1			1	1		1			4
		Regt'l Non-comm'd Staff	2												2
		Batt'n Non-Comm'd Staff
		Hospital Stewards	1												1
		First Sergeants		1		1					1	1			4
		Company Q.M. Sergeants
		Sergeants		2	1		2		2		2	1	4		14
		Corporals				2	3		2	2	1		1		11
		Saddlers
		Wagoners
		Field Music		2	1	1	1			2	2	1	1		11
		Artificers & Blacksmiths
		[some reports, including 25 March's, have 'Artificers & Blacksmiths' crossed out, and 'Pioneers' written in]
		Privates		1	12	20	15		10	4	5	3	4		74
		Recruits
Special duty		Commissioned Officers			1										1
Special duty		[Morris Kayser was acting adjutant]
Extra and daily duty		Non-commissioned Officers		2		1		1	1						5
Extra and daily duty		Privates		21		3	1		11	3	1	9	3		52
Sick		Commissioned Officers		1											1
		Non-commissioned Officers				1	2								3
		Field Music
		Artificers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers &c.
		[some morning reports, including 10 March 1863's, have "In Hospital"]
		Privates			1	2				1					4
		[some morning reports, including 10 March 1863's, add "in quarters"]
In arrest or confinement		Commissioned Officers	1												1
		[Benjamin Tayman]
		Non-commissioned Officers
		Field Music
		Artificers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers and Wagoners
		Privates		1							1				2
Horses		Serviceable	11												11
		Unserviceable	24												24
		[some morning reports have 'Unserviceable' crossed out and 'Mules' written in]
Total commissioned			4	2	1	1	1		2	2	1	1	1		16
Total enlisted			3	30	15	31	24	1	26	12	13	15	13		183

Absent			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
On detached service		Commissioned Officers	1		2		1	2							6
On detached service		Enlisted Men		20	5	14	11	51	2	15	22	1	7		148
With leave		Commissioned Officers	1												1
With leave		Enlisted Men		1							1		1		3
Without leave		Commissioned Officers
		Enlisted Men			1		1	2			2	1			7
		[Joseph Anten (B); Mayberry Warntz (H)]
Sick		Commissioned Officers				2									2
		Enlisted Men	1	8	8	16	11	13	18	17	12	7	17		126
		[Total is 128]
Paroled prisoner								1							1
[This column is handwritten in the inner margin.]
In hands of civil authority		Commissioned Officers
In hands of civil authority		Enlisted Men
In arrest or confinement		Commissioned Officers
		Enlisted Men			2		1					1			4
		[probably Henry Cooker (I)]
Horses		Serviceable
Horses		Unserviceable
Total commissioned			2		2	2	1	2							9
Total enlisted			1	29	16	30	24	67	20	32	37	10	25		289
[Total is 291]

Present & absent			Field, Staff, and Band	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	K	Unas- signed	Total
Commmissioned officers			6	2	3	3	2	2	2	2	1	1	1		25
Total enlisted			4	59	31	61	48	68	46	44	50	25	38		474
[The total is written over another number.]
Aggregate			10	61	34	64	50	70	48	46	51	26	39		499
Aggregate last report			10	61	34	64	50	61	48	46	51	26	37		488
Total of horses

Alterations since last report
G a i n	Commis'd officers	By Promotion or Appoint
	Commis'd officers	By Transfer
	Enlisted men	Recruits from Depots
		Enlisted in the Regiment
		Re-enlisted
		By Transfer
		From Missing In Action						9					2		11
		From Desertion
L o s s	Commis'd officers	Resigned or Disbanded
		Dismissed
		Transferred
		Missing In Action
		Died in action or of wounds received there
		Died of Disease &c.
	Enlisted men	Discharged Expiration of service
		Discharged For Disability
		Discharged By Sentence G.C.M.
		Discharged By Order
		Discharged By Civil Authority
		Transferred
		Died In action or of wounds received there
		Died Of Disease, &c.
		Missing In Action
		Deserted
Memoranda		Wounded In Action
		No. of Recruits required		39	67	37	50	30	52	54	48	73	60		510
		No. of Horses required

Remarks (Alterations since last Report to be accounted for by name.)

[co.E] Privates [John] Griffith, [George] Keever, [Joseph] Rementer, [Samuel] Stewart, [Robert] Wooden, [James] Clayton [?], Baid [sc. David Baird], [William] Dougherty,
John L. Keever Paroled prisoners returned to duty with Regt.
[These men had been captured at the battle of Fredricksburg, when company E was left behind.]

[co.K] W.[illiam] R. Cooper Lewis T. Lammy [?] from missing in action

Morris Kayser
Actg Adjutant.

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Commanding the Regiment

Consolidated morning report, 19 May 1863